"For years, there was a running duel between two parties for the title of World’s Largest Ball of Twine." Wild Weird World of American Roadside Attractions via @lithub#america https://t.co/56s5bf8Zo1
"...don’t worry, you can fully indulge them by having quiet, transactional, and consensual sex with the Zumba instructor in her duplex by the outer belt." https://t.co/2S7nVxkVsk via @mikelacher
"If you didn’t want the worst version of yourself to live forever, you never should have gotten on the internet. And if you didn’t want to wear a stupid cowboy hat, you never should have booked a trip to Westworld." https://t.co/sGcEreund4 via @mcsweeneys@evoooooooooooo
"Please join me next week when I’ll be reviewing smallpox." https://t.co/pS5fFe1l8k There is no subtlety with @iamtedwilson. #amreading via @ElectricLit
Interesting perspective: the kid from Silverstein's Giving Tree is actually one of the "40 Best Villains in Literature"? https://t.co/EZK5oEUsLf via @lithub#fiction@knownemily
"I think you really become a writer when you look at your career prospects and ask yourself, Is this something I could be homeless over? And you say yes," says @raedelbianco. https://t.co/Ro1faMBd5s
Drop what you're doing and read our latest piece: an unnerving meditation on the life of ants (and people) by Melissa Goodrich https://t.co/e6vLOB1Q9G @good_rib #fiction#shortfiction
“I had never met any Satanists, though I had been accused of being one in high school many times.” #amreading#fiction by @saderotica https://t.co/NLHmcnqvGH via @lithub
“As to Hemingway, I read him for the first time in the early 40s, something about bells, balls and bulls, and loathed it.” @NabokovQuote https://t.co/sD27W6fy9q via @lithub
“a Disney Pixar animated series where the only female character is this big-bottomed pair of mom jeans who gets lost in a Home Depot.” https://t.co/3Umra0bmvE via @mcsweeneys#amreading
“The ping might be one quick ping, like a finger snap. It might be one long ping, like the sound of a blue whale groaning but in ping form.” #amreading Gary Almeter in @mcsweeneys https://t.co/95snOrXcQ7 #shortfiction